Describe The Differences Between Child-Rearing Between Children And Working-Class Families

Something that stood out to me in chapter five was the differences in child-rearing between working and middle class families. I found this subject to be interesting, because I was able to argue for both middle-class and working-class families and because it began to define who the child was before entering school. I do not think that just because children come from a working-class family that they do not get to be involved in activities or have a worse behavior. I have known many kids that come from a working class family, but are still involved in activities and get to spend quality time with parents. Parents from a working-class can still do everything that middle-class parent can do, they just have to either find people to help them or